👉 Mutualization is a concept in computer science and software engineering that refers to the process of sharing resources between two or more programs. It involves distributing tasks, data, or information among multiple processes in order to improve performance. This can occur through communication protocols such as pipes (in Unix-like systems), sockets (in various operating systems), or network protocols like TCP/IP. In a mutualization context, each program should have access to shared resources, but the programs themselves may not need these resources directly.
